Hence the interest around its first product, the Nothing Ear (1) wireless earbuds. Of course, the world is saturated with true wireless earbuds. Ultimately, Nothing will likely launch more smart ...

What you’ll take away from this Nothing Ear (1) review is a clear idea of whether these true wireless earbuds are right for you, or not. Nothing is a brand new London based company started by ...

For the specs the Nothing ear (1) buds are packing, consumers will only be forking out $99 / £99 / €99 (approx. AU$182). Meanwhile, the AirPods Pro come in at $249 / £249 / AU$399. Nothing ear ...

Before you try to connect Nothing Ear (1) or (2), ensure Bluetooth on your Windows is turned on, and both devices are within 10 meters of range. Once you are in range and Bluetooth on your PC is ...

The Nothing ear (1) truly wireless earbuds are the first product of the Carl Pei-led company. These earbuds feature a transparent and unique design and come equipped with 11.6mm dynamic drivers.

Nothing recently launched its first-ever open-ear buds, the Nothing Ear (Open), which retails for $150. As the company’s debut open-ear buds, they’re not too bad. Sure, there were things ...

Priced at $149, the open-ear Nothing Ear (open) are worth consideration. The choices for open-ear buds are more limited than ...

Nothing’s audio lineup currently comprises of four products – Ear a, Ear 1, Ear 2 and Nothing Stick earbuds. The London-based ...

Enter the Nothing Ear (open), which adds clever hooks that go ... While each earbud weighs 8.1 grams - close to double of your average TWS earbud, you don’t feel the bulk thanks to the ergonomic ...

The Nothing Ear (a) wireless earbuds are down to £69, an absolute steal. These headphones are truly excellent even at their ...

In a notable shift, Nothing is resetting its naming strategy for audio products. Instead of continuing with numbered iterations like the Ear (1) and Ear (2), the new flagship earbuds will simply ...